Adam Fricke, Staff Photographer & Videographer:
I was born and raised in Orlando but I really grew up at the beach. My life has revolved around surfing since I was 10 years old. Then I started learning the guitar when I turned 13 and my obsession with music began. I picked up a camera (like, REALLY picked it up) in 2013. I first began by shooting my friends surfing until one of my other buddies asked if I shot live music because his band needed a photographer for a gig. Naturally I said “OF COURSE I SHOOT BANDS,” and now I actually do….
Surfing, music, and photography are my perfect triangle of expression. Where one ends, another begins. I also enjoy life talks (about your life) and long walks (to the fridge).
Check out my photo/video work at .If you wish to contact me, email adam@showsigoto.com or visit
www.adamfricke.com.
Adam and Justin Fricke will be on a road trip across the United States for all of 2016!
Visit http://brod-trip.com/ to follow their adventure. :-)
Check out my posts below ▼
Adam
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by Mitch Foster
Summer shows at Ascend Amphitheatre can be completely weather dependent. It ranges from too hot to bear to monsooning. Thankfully
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by Mitch Foster
For most Nashville based musicians, “paying your dues” refers to countless writers rounds, shameless self-promotion on
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by Adam Fricke
Sure, plenty of legendary artists have gotten their “big breaks” in Nashville. Most touring acts I’ve seen in
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by Adam Fricke
As I cross the Cumberland River en route to Ascend Amphitheatre, I slouch into my driver’s seat and relax a bit. It’s been a
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by Adam Fricke
Saying goodbye to people is hard. Saying goodbye to a band who basically wrote the soundtrack to your teenage years isn’t any
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by Mitch Foster
Shows I Go To is more than an online music magazine. We are a family of music loving weirdos who have created a “music
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by Adam Fricke
Two days before seeing Switchfoot and Relient K in Minneapolis, I was fortunate enough to do a quick phone interview with
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by Adam Fricke
2016 marks 20 years of music for Switchfoot. They just released their 10th album this summer and are currently touring with
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by Adam Fricke
If you’ve ever been on a long road trip, or in a car at all for that matter, you know how important it is to have good music.
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by Adam Fricke
As I attempted to set foot in the Volcanic Theatre in Bend, Oregon, I was told that I wasn’t on the list. Living in a van,
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by Adam Fricke
“That one’s a little love song for ya,” he says with a twinkle in his eye, paired with a mischievous half-grin. Gary Clark
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by Adam Fricke
Think of the coolest job you could possibly have. Now think of the second coolest job. Now imagine you get to do them both for a
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by Justin Fricke
Winterstorm Jonas left us cold, real cold. We stayed with our parents for a few days to wait out the storm, and to ski and
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by Jason Earle
To visit Memphis, hell, to see The Blind Side, is to experience a great Southern town with a lot of warts. Situated on the banks